General Chiang Kai-shek was still at the Country Hospital on Aug, 22, although his condition iswery much] improved.
The "North-China Daily News" has been afforded an opportunity to} gate the report that Generall Chiang's illness was political. As] stated in our report published on Monday, General Chiang's illness is Actual and not political. He has for years suffered from 12 abecssed teeth, which have seriously impaired his health. At first, he did not take this condit later, he had no teeth. During the past few months, however, they have been a_souree of so much worry and trouble, that he finally decided, previous to his trip to Peking to attend to them.
Dr. D. J. Collins was asked to come to Nanking; where he gave tempora ary relief," Subsequently, General Chiang visited him in Shanghai, As li the 12 teeth have to be removed, which would give him quiet and would save him from too much i-rotation during the period when was under dental care. itiness nature as to cause alarm to his friends, the numerous reports that he is in the Country Hospital for political reasons are altogether unwarranted. accordance with instructions from the Nationalist Government, the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai is taking over the administration of the Chang Being Cosi" Mining Ca, of
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